West Virginia Turnpike

The West Virginia Turnpike is a major toll road that spans about 88 miles through the mountainous region of West Virginia. It connects the cities of Charleston and Princeton and is part of Interstate 77. Known for its scenic views, it offers travelers a faster, more direct route through the Appalachian Mountains. The turnpike charges tolls to help maintain and improve the road, and it plays a crucial role in regional transportation, supporting both local economies and tourism in the area. Safety features and services along the route enhance the travel experience.